@grynbaum Just in:
People everyone knows lies regularly say they won’t make up lies about Trump’s events.
Good. We the people can see it here on X and judge it for ourselves.
A lot of you so emotional over the topic you’re either calling me racist (without clearly knowing the definition of the word), failing to read what I’ve typed, or actually making a good point (there’s 1 or 2 of you that thoughtfully replied).
Please learn to think things through, especially with emotionally difficult topics. Calling someone racist because you don’t know the definition of a word does you no favors.
What happened is wrong, but unfortunately the racist’s point here seems correct.
The young man’s point makes no sense. Her point is that housing for the Bantu people will cost tax payers millions of white tax payer money.
Which would be true in this case.
So his point is that Bantu people worked/slaved in factories. See how that’s non sensical? She made a valid point. What happened jd an absolute travesty, but to pretend that he’s making sense or correct simply because what this woman has done here is monstrous is how we got into this situation to begin with.
Put aside your emotions and think things through.
@MashProMax@AfricanArchives Her point:
1. The Bantu people would require housing.
2. This housing would require millions of dollars in taxing.
See, your point actually makes sense. Your argument is much more sensical, but I’m not sure they were taxed. Either way, your argument makes more sense.
He’s probably right. Our birth levels dipped below replacement. Historically there’s about 2 generations once birth rates dip below replacement.
There’s I think 2-3 times, historically, that a society has managed to bring birth levels back up.
Interestingly, there is a demographic in the United States with birth rates far above replacement levels.
It’s easy to forget you can just offer a new phrase kindly (she’s 7 btw):
Her: Dad, get out of the way.
Me: If you want me to move out of the way you can also say excuse me, dad.
Her: Excuse me, dad.
Me: of course, my love.